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== Fred Perpall == |
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'''Fred Perpall''' (born 1974) is the CEO of The Beck Group, a company that provides architecture, construction, real estate development and technology and sustainability consulting. He became CEO in 2013, succeeding Henry C. Beck III. |
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== Early life, family, and education == |
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Perpall was born in Nassau, Bahamas on October 31, 1974. His father was an avionics and communications engineer and his mother owned a school cafeteria business. Perpall is the youngest of four children. At 12 years old, he began helping his uncle’s small subcontracting construction company. This sparked his interest in architecture. |
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He earned a two year degree in architecture from the College of the Bahamas at the age of 17. He later moved to Texas and earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Master of Architecture at the University of Texas at Arlington. A top graduate when receiving his Masters, Perpall also earned the AIA Medal of Honor. He is an alumnus of the 183rd class of Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program and is a former Americas Fellow at The Baker Institute at Rice University. |
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A native of Nassau, Bahamas, Perpall played on the 1994 Bahamian National Basketball Team. He currently resides in Dallas with his wife, Abi, and their two daughters. |
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== Career == |
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Perpall began his career in the design and construction industry in 1996. In 1998, he joined the Urban Architecture firm and a year later the firm merged with Beck. Perpall was sent to the Beck’s Atlanta office in 2004 to establish its design practice. By 2009, he was the managing director of the organization’s eastern division. In January of 2013, Henry C. Beck III appointed Perpall as the CEO of Beck. |
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== Leadership Style == |
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Perpall’s unique upbringing in the Bahamas has shaped him as a leader. He serves as a mentor to the next generation within Beck, Project Success, and young emerging professionals in the industry. He embraces one on one meetings with colleagues and speaking to large groups. Perpall has given commencement speeches for the University of Texas at Arlington and Tyler Street Christian Academy. He served as a convocation speaker at Paul Quinn College in 2015. |
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== Notable projects as CEO == |
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During Perpall’s tenure at The Beck Group, the company designed and built multiple projects, including: |
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'''Built and designed by The Beck Group''' |
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* Duke University Wallace Wade Stadium Renovation |
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* HiLine Office Building |
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* Nutrabolt Corporate Headquarters |
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* Royal Gorge Bridge and Park Visitor’s Center |
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* Shake Shack |
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* Tampa International Airport (multiple projects, including Consolidated Rental Car Facility and Automated People Mover) |
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'''Facility and Automated People Mover)''' |
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* University of South Florida CAMLS |
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* Wayne Aspinall Federal Building and US Courthouse |
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'''Architecture''' |
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* Harim Group Headquarters |
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* SaRang Community Church |
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'''Construction''' |
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* Piano Pavilion at Kimball Art Museum |
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* Crescent McKinney and Olive |
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* Dickies Arena |
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== Civil leadership and awards == |
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Perpall is actively involved in his community. In 2016, he was elected to the prestigious American Institute of Architects (AIA) College of Fellows. He is Chairman-Elect of the Dallas Citizens Council, on the board of directors of Dallas Medical Resource and a Director for Triumph Bancorp. |
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Perpall is also on the Board of Councilors for The Carter Center. In 2012, he was recognized as an Atlanta Business Chronicle 40 Under 40 business leader. |
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